Family sharing

[tanker1212008]

Hi i need some help. I have been sharing my library with my sister, but now i bought her her own game (palworld) so that we can play together. I then removed her from family sharing. Now when she enters her game, she enters the game in my library. I double checked and i am not sharing my library with anyone anymore, but she still can enter my game it seems. How do i fix this problem?

[Ettanin]

Palworld keeps saves in the following directory:
C:\Users\<username>\AppData\Local\Pal\Saved

or more concisely:
%localappdata%\Pal\Saved

In order to separate saves, you need your own local Windows user account.

[Nando234]

I don't have palworld, but: Does it use an external account? Like facebook or whatever? Maybe you are both logging into the same palworld account?

Maybe try to reinstall the game. Uninstall it, clean save folders and cache, then install it from her own account.

Also, check to see if she accepted the game and is effectively added to her library. Just going to the game's page should show if she has it or not.

[Ettanin]

Originally posted by Opprimentis:

I don't have palworld, but: Does it use an external account? Like facebook or whatever? Maybe you are both logging into the same palworld account?

Maybe try to reinstall the game. Uninstall it, clean save folders and cache, then install it from her own account.

Also, check to see if she accepted the game and is effectively added to her library. Just going to the game's page should show if she has it or not.

Palworld does not use any form of third-party authentication. Games that require third-party authentication do not allow family library sharing.

Single-player saves are stored locally in the aformentioned directory and depend on the local Windows user account.